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The episode is entitled "Voodoo" from August 31, 1951. This was one of the most successful radio series created by British radio producer, Harry Alan Towers. It was produced during 1951-52 in the United Kingdom and syndicated world wide. The series is a prequel to the 1949 film, "The Third Man". It depicts the many misadventures of con-artist Harry Lime in a more light-hearted manner than that of the film.

An inveterate liar is loudly insistent that Dodge City's new banker is a swindler who will abscond with the townspeople's savings at his earliest opportunity.  Guest actors are John Dehner, Joe Duval and Vic Perrin.

Episode 90 aired October 13, 1937 on CBS Radio. This "best remembered" of all the crime stoppers shows was billed as "the only national program that brings you authentic police case histories." Producer-director Phillips H. Lord. Gang Busters, debuted in mid-January, 1936. If anything, the opening sound effects became even more elaborate and aggressive. The show opened with a barrage of blaring sound effects – a shrill police whistle, convicts marching in formation, police siren wailing, machine guns firing, and tires squealing. Then, an authoritative voice would announce the title of that night's program: "Tonight, Gang Busters presents the Case of the —." Finally, the opening would end with more blasts from a police whistle. This intrusive introduction led to the popular catch phrase "came on like Gangbusters."

The "Favorite Story" of TV host Art Linkletter is episode 116 of this series with Ronald Coleman which aired December 3, 1949. Stars Hal March and Betty Lou Gerson. http://www.digitaldeliftp.com/DigitalDeliToo/dd2jb-Favorite-Story.html         Produced at Los Angeles station KFI  Syndicated and Produced by Lawrence and Lee for Bullocks department store. First aired Tuesdays 9:00 - 9:30 pm. Narrator: True Boardman primarily, but varied from program to program.   Announcer: George Barclay. Music: Claude Sweeten, Bob Mitchell.

Vincent Price stars in this story of a man on the way to his execution after being convicted of murdering his wife. But before being put to death, he will go to any lengths to avoid his punishment. Is his wife really dead? And how is a man able to elude the law using only his skills as a poet? Episode 96 aired on CBS Radio January 31, 1950.

Aired on NBC Radio April 10, 1952. Episode 148. A woman reports an abandoned baby at a bus depot. Officers Friday and Smith investigate, and realize her story doesn't hold up.

Raymond Burr stars in this episode 782 of Suspense from December 21, 1958 on CBS Radio. Santa Claus has a gun and is out for revenge. He's  really an ex-con out to get the rat who testified against him, and his girl  who ran off with him!

Episode 53 aired on the Don Lee Mutual Network April 12, 1941. David Rose's Orchestra with Mustang from the Dude Ranch Suite, Easter Time and Frenesi. Maxine Gray with Lullaby Love. Rose with Saxophone City and Conga. Maxine with High on a Windy Hill. Rose closes with Irish Washerwoman. Bill Gordon is host.

Episode 20 of Box 13 in syndication from Mayfair Productions owned by Alan Ladd who stars as Dan Holiday in the series. Dan Holiday's "client" is a cynical old millionaire bent on playing games with people for his own sick amusement. This time he goads Holiday into playing along by laying a guilt trip on him if he doesn't join a city wide treasure hunt for hidden cash. 

Bob and Ray on CBS Radio March 5, 1969 with Kiddies Book Author and other skits.